08-22-2021, 08:43 AM
Steve,
Tom shared a Cesana door lock with me some time ago. I had some difficulty making it work and preferred to use a different method that avoids pressure on the door all together. We use an 8" bungi cord with one end hooked through the hole at the top of the fixed glass. With the door completely open wrap the bungi around the door trolly, fasten the other end of the bungi into the screw recess on top of the trolly mechanism. The door has over the last year stayed in place without any problems. Here are some photos. I hope this helps you.
Bob
Tom shared a Cesana door lock with me some time ago. I had some difficulty making it work and preferred to use a different method that avoids pressure on the door all together. We use an 8" bungi cord with one end hooked through the hole at the top of the fixed glass. With the door completely open wrap the bungi around the door trolly, fasten the other end of the bungi into the screw recess on top of the trolly mechanism. The door has over the last year stayed in place without any problems. Here are some photos. I hope this helps you.
Bob
Sandy and Bob McBratney
Previous owners of 2007 Newell #1202 "Boomer"